Balearic Islands, Mallorca, Llucmajor, Spain

This property for sale in Mallorca is an impressive seafront villa in Son Verí Nou, within the municipality of Llucmajor in the south of the island. Designed by a renowned Spanish architect, the property enjoys striking views across the Bay of Palma and combines distinctive architecture with generous interior and exterior spaces.

The villa offers 689 m² of constructed area on a 958 m² plot. Its accommodation is arranged over two main floors and a basement, with high ceilings and expansive windows creating a bright interior and maintaining a strong visual connection with the coastal setting.

The main living areas comprise a living room, dining room and kitchen. Removable wooden panels separate these spaces, providing flexibility to create either individual rooms or a more open layout according to the occasion. The sleeping accommodation consists of four bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom.

The basement provides parking for six cars, together with the household machinery room, a laundry room and a small wine cellar. This practical level keeps the service areas and vehicle parking conveniently separated from the principal living spaces.

Outside, the villa is surrounded by attractive garden areas and spacious terraces designed for relaxing and sunbathing. A 70 m² saltwater swimming pool forms the centrepiece of the exterior, while the seafront position and open views towards the Bay of Palma define the property’s exceptional Mediterranean character.

Coastal lifestyle, beaches and nautical activities

Son Verí Nou is a residential coastal enclave in the municipality of Llucmajor, adjoining s’Arenal and overlooking the Bay of Palma. The Alfons XIII promenade runs along the shoreline in front of the neighbourhood and continues towards Cala Blava. Along this route are rocky bathing areas such as Caló de Sant Antoni and Cala Mosques, while s’Arenal offers an extensive sandy beach and a broad selection of restaurants and waterfront venues.

Club Nàutic Arenal is one of the area’s principal nautical facilities. It has a sailing school and training centre, organises regattas and provides facilities that include a restaurant, outdoor pool and gym. The bay is used for sailing and other water-based activities, giving Son Verí Nou considerable appeal for buyers interested in an active Mediterranean lifestyle.

Healthcare and everyday services

The coastal area of Llucmajor belongs to the Trencadors basic health zone. The Trencadors health centre in s’Arenal provides primary healthcare and continuous-care services, while Hospital Universitari Son Llàtzer in Palma is the corresponding public reference hospital. Several registered pharmacies in s’Arenal complement the local healthcare provision.

S’Arenal also provides supermarkets, shops, banks, restaurants and other everyday services. Palma broadens the choice of specialist healthcare, professional services and retail facilities without changing the quieter residential character of Son Verí Nou.

Education, sport and wellbeing

Educational options in the coastal area include CEIP Son Verí and CEIP S’Algar for primary education, IES S’Arenal for secondary education and Cooperativa Son Verí Nou. Enrolment areas, availability and admission conditions should be checked directly for each academic year.

The S’Arenal Municipal Sports Complex includes a 25-metre swimming pool, football pitches, multipurpose rooms and indoor-cycling facilities. Its programme incorporates swimming, aquafitness, therapeutic activities and guided fitness classes. S’Arenal also has private gyms, Pilates and yoga studios, dance facilities and tennis and padel options. The seafront promenade and the cycling routes towards Cap Blanc provide further opportunities for outdoor exercise.

Golf, culture and heritage

Golf Maioris offers an 18-hole, par-72 course on the Llucmajor coast. Elsewhere in the municipality, Son Antem has two 18-hole courses, East and West, together with a golf academy and practice facilities.

Llucmajor’s cultural attractions include the Claustre de Sant Bonaventura, which hosts exhibitions and cultural activities, the Centre Internacional de Fotografia Toni Catany and the prehistoric settlement of Capocorb Vell. For a wider museum programme, Palma offers institutions including Es Baluard, the Museu de Mallorca and the Fundación Juan March.

Markets, festivities and connections

Plaça Major in s’Arenal hosts fresh-produce stalls from Tuesday to Saturday, with an extended general market on Thursdays. Llucmajor town also maintains established weekly markets and its historic autumn fairs. The summer Festes de Sant Cristòfol in s’Arenal traditionally include parades, Mallorcan folk dancing, music, fireworks and religious and maritime processions. Evening celebrations and open-air festivities vary according to the annual programme.

The TIB 504 bus route connects Son Verí Nou with s’Arenal, neighbouring coastal communities and Palma. Road access via the Ma-19 supports connections with Palma, the airport and the rest of southern Mallorca, enhancing the location’s suitability for permanent living or use as a coastal second home.